Wuaki.tv said it’s chosen films as the best examples of British cinema, with British casts and directors, and were mainly filmed and produced in Britain.

Wuaki’s Best of British selection is something to feel proud of

“We know movie fans are always interested in seeing the latest releases, but there’s a whole lot more than just Hollywood blockbusters that they enjoy watching – and we’ve now got the best of British on Wuaki.tv” said Simon Homent, UK content director at Wuaki.tv.

“We have hundreds of new titles being added, everything from The Beatles having A Hard Day’s Night, to paranormal goings on in the West Country in The Borderlands.”

Classics include A Hard Day’s Night, My Name Is Joe, The Ipcress File, The Man Who Sued God and Lawrence Of Arabia.

Viewers looking for modern movies can watch films on the streaming service such as The Borderlands,Conversations With Other Women,A Lonely Place To Die,The King’s Speech and Age Of Heroes.

He added that Wuaki.tv is working on other deals to bring more British movies to the platform in the future.

The service is available on a variety of platforms including Xbox games consoles, smart TVs, tablets, mobile phones, laptops and PCs, with support for Google Chromecast. Rentals start from £2.49 per title for 48 hours.

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